China's recent COVID-19 spike threatens not just the health and security of its people, but also of the world’s second largest economy and the many countries that depend on its vast supply chains
COVID-19
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Tourism has yet to recover in Asia and the Pacific, but a few green shoots can help us understand how best to heal the sector
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With provinces accounting for nearly a quarter of GDP under partial or full lockdown, the cost of China’s zero-COVID policy is climbing
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The impacts of a Chinese slowdown on global trade
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Our behaviour during COVID-19 echoes that of individuals, societies and governments during past plagues. We can and should do better
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To stave off risks to recovery, policymakers should focus support on firms that can survive and prepare to restructure or liquidate those that cannot
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The Philippines’ fiscal response to COVID-19
An interview with Carlos G Dominguez IIIWe speak with the Philippines’ secretary of finance about how the country withstood the impacts of the pandemic and continues to remain competitive -
“We will not sit and wait idly while the planet burns”
An interview with Carlos G Dominguez IIIWe speak with the Philippines’ secretary of finance about the importance of sustainable finance and some long-term lessons from the pandemic -
A prosperous and beautiful country suffers from a tragic COVID death toll, violent street protests, rise of nationalist right-wing political figures and social malaise. How can we understand this?
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Parents in India demand schools be reopened, but is the system prepared for it
